Sentence examples for glamorous items from inspiring English sources

Purveyors of less glamorous items such as Manuli, which makes hydraulic hoses, or Brevini, which makes gearboxes, have benefited from the opening of markets.

A sleeveless dress of ivory silk, decorated with a line drawing of a bicycle that spans nearly the whole circumference of the hem, is arguably the most glamorous item of clothing in Shanghai.

The shop parades the spoils of decades of hoarding, with glamorous vintage items belonging to her mother and grandmother in among a barely organised chaos of antique boaters, handbags, ancient traditional Ottoman outfits and glamorous ballgowns.

Alongside highbrow exhibitions like "China: 5000 Years" and "The Great Utopia: The Russian and Soviet Avant-Garde, 1915 1932," the Guggenheim has offered crowd-pleasers like "The Art of the Motorcycle" in 1998 and "Giorgio Armani," currently on exhibit shows that answer the public's thirst for glamorous consumer items and celebrities.

A glamorous woman introduces items on the election and the economy.

When the public reads stories in the media about visual artists, it is all too often about art stars that are selling their works for six-figure sums or an item detailing glamorous parties on the art fair circuit.

Another not-so-glamorous but important item, sheets can be a luxury in a low-income home.

After all, the cover of the more glamorous of the two catalogs that listed the items to be dispersed proclaimed "Zero" in gold lettering.

He wore some of these items together, sometimes with different but equally clamorous, glamorous things.

A dark room, draped theatrically with the fabric, showcased a number of items that were also made with it, the wittiest (and most glamorous) of which was this lampshade.

Directed, in a manner of speaking, by Meike Mitsuru, "The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai" apparently started out as just another soft-core item, or what the Japanese call a pink film, but evolved into something more ambitious, sort of.